David just told me that tomorrow is you said the anniversary of the Carmen Gia?

Yes. July 15th? Yep.

Well, that's crazy. 1955. 1955. 1955. Wow. I was at a restaurant last night and there was a European car,

a British car outside. And I thought it was an MG because I kind of watched

walked past it quickly. My dad has always been interested in having a little MGB.

And so I glanced at this thing and I saw like, oh, that's an MG. It's got top down.

That's really cool. It's like Army Green. And so we went inside to this little ice cream place

and there's there's like kids everywhere. And there was some sort of a softball game or something,

you know, so there were just like tons of kids in uniform and tons of families with those kids.

And I'm like, looking around in this place, I'm like, which one of these people would have

that car? And I'm scanning over this group of people and there's like family, family, family,

dude in his 60s with wind blown hair and his wife. And I'm like, I bet that's the guy.

That's a fun game. Go over to this table. I'm like, I don't mean to bother you, but is that your MG

out there? And he kind of stood up and smiled real big. And he was like, actually, it's a triumph,

but I knew what you meant. And so we ended up talking about cars and stuff for a while,

super nice guy. But it was the first time in as long as I can remember that I went up to a

complete stranger and was like, hey, there's a thing that I think we might have in common.

Like, I'm interested in this thing and you're interested in this thing. And it was a really cool

conversation. I just met a new person and he was like, yeah, here's where I live. If you ever

want to drive it, just come on down. And I was like, well, tell you what, if I see you broken

down on the side of the road, I'll stop. And if you see me broken down on the side. It triumphs

never had a great reputation for mechanical excellence as far as I know growing up. I remember

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